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Turbetl yOtting gs.

John A. Ritzman, Tuscarora night oper
ator, has fallen victim TO the chIlls and fever.
Capt. William Stewart has put new bridge
over y. Hertzler race above the Mechanics
burg saw mill II is very beneficial and the
Capt. deserves cred it for putting it there.
o. U. Mathers, leaves Tor Kansas and
other parts of the West next week. We
will miss q. o. very much and his friendly
calls.
In this part of Turbetf there are two wo
men to one man in the corn field. What
place can DO betteri
X. f. McMeen, Sr. purchased the Sam
uel koons property tor 5000.
George Wilson's new no use will soon be
ready Tor the plaster Mr.. Wilson is sure
10 have a nice nome when his home is done
and expects leaving the railroad and go 10
EARNING in the spring.
David kepnef had a new pump put in his
well last week. Mr.. Noble did the work.
Mrs. George Boyer, Jr.. is visiting hei
| Grandmother Mrs Eliza Ritzman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wisehauper, con
| template visiting friends in Perry Co. thi
| week
d. Lesh, Chss Balsbsch, and S. Stewar
caught two coons on Monday evening. TIT
| largest one weighed II POUNDS
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robinson of Mexico
visited James z. Calhnunc last week. Mrs
Robinson being a sister of Mrs. C's
Misses Mary, and Eleanor and Maste
William Csmbell, were in McAiee TOW
gathering chestnuts last week.
Guss Neff took to himself his better par
in person q: Miss Mary Zimmerman {
Perry Co., last Wednesday evening. The
were sernaded by the cslithumpians o
Thursday evening at his home.
| Mrs. Dr. Atkinson, Mrs. Amelia Turbe Il
and o. o. Mathers, visited H McAfee's la
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs William Stewart OF Orbisoni
are visiting at the residence of Capt. "
Stewart in NcAiee town
ASroNETT.
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Argument Court.


An Argument court was held last Thurs
day
Jeremiah Lyons was appointed Master
in Equity in the grave yard case of Gather
inc Zimmerman vs.. John T. FahIer.
On the petition of the overseers OF the
poor of Walker township tor mandamus on
Samuel Cleck, tax collector, to require HIM
to take the poor tax duplicate, and collect
the tax, OF show cause why he refrains from
performing the duties of the office. Rule
granted as prayed for
| In the case of the petition Of G.. ID. Ar.
| mold, tor an issue to determine the validity
of Judgment of Isaac Giugerich, Trustee
| of Harriet Aucker. 1t was ruled that the
petition had no standing in court.
The sheriff was directed to Pay to th'
execution plaintiff, money realized in th'
case of Isaac Gingerich, Trustee of Harriet
Aucker vs.. Henry Aucker-
In the case of the Altman and Tayio
Company VS.. c. C. Kloss ct all. the plain
tiff filed their answer to a rule that ha'
been issued TO show cause why the Judg
ment should not be opened and defender
let into defense.
In re-assigned estate Of Samuel Leonard
= case argued and held under advisement-
= In the case OF John II. Gillaiand VI
2 Jesse and ia mes x Mcclure, motion Tor
; new trial vas over-ruled.
= In the case of Mrs. Koons VS.. the 70
z Royal Fair Ass ociatIon, argued and he
> under advi.ement-
y In the case of J NJ. Mcdonald for the
II covery of the s40O, McMeen reward iFo
p Juniats county, for a new trial. argued an
motion for new trial over ruled.
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In the case of Francis M. Leonard y.
Catherine Deen, argued, held under advise
ment.
In the case Of Arbuckle VS.. Harrison
Minimum, argued, held under advisemeut.
Samuel Cooper was sppointed constabl.
for the borough of Port Royal, for the
present year, IN the place of VIM. S. Hide
who has moved from this place.
In the assigned estate of Henry A. Lau-
YER, supplemental report of ~ NJ. PEN
nell as auditor was filed and confirmed uIci
In the knock down case of Com. vs. ] ohm
splan, involving the responsibility of costs
the court ruled that the county is not la
BILE for The costs.
=. Warren Plette, auditor in the assigned
estate of G. W. williver filed his report
confirmed nici.
J. l.. Barton, who was appointed assignee
of estate of Rev. John Laird, presented a
petition declining to act as assignee. John
K jenkins was appointed in his stead, and
c. c. McCulioch, J. C. Crawford were ap-
pointed appraisers inIssid estate.
/
ecution OF G.. W. Wilson on the property
OF Rev. John Laird, the injunction Wa dis
Owed and the sheriff is permitted to pro
coed with the execution.
In the estate of George Shivery, deceas-
ed, an order of sale for payment of debt.
was awarded.
Ralph &. Dobbs was appointed guardian
of James D., Eliza A, and Wm. G. Barn.
ard.
Petition of Samuel and Harriet Richen-
bssgh for allowance out of Minor device,
estate for repairs to real estate was present
ed, aud rule granted on d. w Harley
guardian ad Iitum Of SAID minors to shoV
cause why prayer of petitions should not b,
granted
In the estate of Joseph Pomeroy, deceas.
ed Petition of Margaret }. Linn for a
order to pay over to her the sum of s607.
so with interest and rule granted on J. New
in Pomeroy to show cause why an orde
! should not be issued
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HARRIED: :

CARTER-HoSTETLER.-on October
II 1857. by Kew. L. L. Logan, Mr.. Oliver
Carter, of ThomPsonto"n' ana MISS Enin1a
j. Hostetler OF Delaware township
SHERIFP-wINN.- Thursday, Oct.
"a. by Rev. E. Z. Berry, Mr.. Nicholas Shcr-
;F of Spruce Hill township, and Mrs. Nan
We. Winn OF Tuscarora township
yANART-KEPLER.- the goth inst,
n. the Lutheran parsonage at McAlisteryiiie
bv Rev. G. W. Leisher, Mr. s. willard
yanart aad Miss Sabins Kepler OF Van
Vert
wETZLER-SwAN wANG NGER.-Tuesday ev-
eninp. October Is. 1887, by Rev. s. NJ
| Nountz, Mr.. Ibra J. Wetzier, OF Thompson
town. and Miss Jennie NJ. Swanger OF Lo'
Gust Run.
| DIN Saturday even
ing. October Is, 1887, at the Evangelical
psrsonaze at ThomIsontown, by Rev. )
n Nountz, MIR. Cloyoe Z Dunn OF McAlis
teryille. to Miss Tillie NJ. Kepier OF Thomp
! sonfOwn.
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" aIker Flashes.

Mrs. Elizabeth Migruder is i'll.
The spring house OF Elihu Bruner was
visited by thief last week.
Jane, Adams received some carp from
the State Fish Commissioners and put them
in his new pond
Susan Slauzhterback is visiting her BROTH
er Jacob at Van Vert
David Moist of MIffiin County, visited his
grandmother, n ancy Rauk on last Sab
bath.
Samuel Lougacre has come to Mexico to
learn the blacksmith trade with Eli Earle.
nan.
Jerome Kerchner of Johnstown was &c
see his brother Seth on abbath last
Merchant Dimm's new store house a
Van Vert is about ready for occupancy.
UsAw.
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CIR A YBILLS

Furniture Store has been re-
stocked with a new lot of the
Latest Styled Furniture of all
description. Chamber Suits,
Beds, Bedding, Carpets, Mat
ting, Window Shades, Lamps.
Everything in the House Furn-
iture Line.
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LEGAL
icon SAVE THE coMSoswEALrH.l
ELECTION PROCLAMATIOS-

WHEREAS, by an act of General AS
sembly of the Commonwealth OF Penn
sylvania, entitled :. An act relating to Elec-
tions OF this ComIaonw eal;h," passed the
2nd day of July, 1889. and its supple
ments, it is the duty of the Sheriff OF every
county within this Commonwealth TO give
public notice and to enumerate
The Officers to be Elected
Designate tie Places at which the Elec-
tion is TO be held; and
Give notice that certain persons holding
other offices OF profit OF trust are incapable
of holding or exercising, at the same time
the Office or appointment OF judge OF elec-
ton, inspector, or CLERK of any election OF
this Commonw ealth therefore,
1, DAVID FoWLES, High Sheriff o.
the county of Juniats, do hereby max,
known and give this public notice to the elec
tors of the county of Juniata that on
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DIED 1:

LYCUM.-On the 2nd inst, near Evan
s.ie This county, George W. Lycum, aged
40 wears and 3 months
REkI,E.-On the 9th of October, 1887
Nol,ie Beale, wife OF George W. Beale, o.
Stafford county, Virginia, aged - year'
aud months
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- committee Meeting

..,r;c,p County Committee Is re-
The ~ r,.-, st the Jacobs House, MIN
qns''ea y, ''., saturday, Oct. 29th, 1887 at
linto"n' " A full attendance is re-
ll o'eIO'A $. BsADI CAvFSr,
cussted' Chairman.
: 2 Nrror. Secretary
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w anted.

Three educated young men and two Ia
dies. Win pay good saiery. Address
Lock Box SI3, Lewistown, Pa
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NIFFIINTOwN MARKETS.
October %, 1887.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
pyu,nKLpHIA, October -, 1884, Wheat
s2-fs /. busnel. Corn 54cts n bus. Oats SO
c,s brs. Ham Il to IScts To- Lard
cts.In. Live chickens TO lOcts pound.
Live turkeys lOcts. Live geese Sets Eggs
~ 20 22cts a doz. Butter Il TO 21cts a 10
Potatoes OF interior grade Sc TO 13cts bus
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sHORTLOCALS.

tAA
Vote for App
vot, for H'rt'
Vote for HOVER
vo;etor Penneli'
Il Vote for 'fr''-
vote for williams
y.minser.
,..,c- Cunningham.
.,.r.,ns-yer.
Vote ''' 81, ,,s,t
lne'' r-;4,,- o,.-
There vas cold wind on / ''"As ''e"-
n ng.
Canal toll has pee" '''''' =
4 ylHy.
Eseryboty seems 10 O' 80
sham battle
Don't forget 'ne 'N'
4 committee next s''U''''''
4 Juars Juukin waS m a''eauanee AZ 'ie
argument court last "O'''''
Tbs woods have lost their 'ar'esA'eu
tlpts. and the leaves are an o'o""'
rs. vs,sr,r, with host Of friends and
-, rirI he here on reunion day.
.,-o,s noi,r bru,
'",,, 80, q, mi. pIsce nsxt sum
"0'"
"''' - f-i.r5 9
- C,r,b-i, county, and friend :
" 60.
u.,,....- nae ,,,rs.i,, =,
~, Prssbvtsrion church
,-'.sst,,,b =.
a.. r,.s,b Kaufman Of Fayette twp.
-, With .poplexv last sunday and
,-..,.r,r, en-
IL. p,,,o, saws that a man who doe
- ,ta rsx,r,p,rs is not oualified TO
~, .;,-,-
..,.. &. s.,,..
-' ,,.s,ir, for N. xonr,
-,,g,.t - TOW,
N''-''s . -. =,
large StocA OF cI"'hlhS' sup iI s'd SCI
him on reunion day.
p,,... v.y.., bop,bt the Bvers hons
-I1....v ", v,,, s,-s,t at admin.
.I..-,...l.r,.,s,,,-,,r ,o- s,77 so
r.. ,.-...,-,- 81, r.-,r
- -. ..;,;,or osr,5i,,, -.
-. -. ,.;s,,,. &, Tr,i,,,
Logansport, IS visiting iriends IN ! Junlata-
Jacob Thomas is teaching class {
Young people how to sing. The class meet
in the Lutheran church on Saturday ever
ing
Harvey Patteu Of Spruce Hill, was in TOW
last Thursday, and reported his broth
Thomas, as being in a serious condition
health
No other offer ike this. Send one do
lar and aity cents TO pay for one year
subscription to the SENTINEL AND REPuBI
cAz and tn, Weekly Press.
Senator John ]. Patterson closed h
house last Friday, and took his departr
for Bloomington, Illinois. where he is inte
e.ted in r.ilrpad eDt,-nrisa,
The Lutheran parsonage has been :,
leet 10 4 more thorough course of repa
than most people thought of when W,
was commenced on the building.
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bor4 -, - :. b.
h,u-., =, -. .,,..--.,- .
- -, -. ,g.,, =, ,o.,
The Democracy don't seem TO enjoy
,i-rr. s,o noo IT. -, :,
-. 80 -. - 1T,
u,A.,,-. 60
your ''s"'o'nS roo neeas 10 De pu'
= sure '' repairs C'l' on J ". AeDon
a you nave no roo IN your oui'd ng
D'u''' VIII give Won 'hs required roo
''''or
III, astonishing how coat Of suita
paint preserve, the roof of a house or III
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of the Peace, who shall hold any Office
or appointment of Office OF trust under
the United States, Or this State, any
city or Incorporated district, whether
commissioned officer or otherwise, sub
ordinate officer or agent who is or shall
be employed under legislative, execu-
tive or Judiciary departments of this
State, or of the United States, or of any
incorporated city or district, and also that
every member of Congress and of the State
Legislature and of the select or common
council Of any city, or commissioner Of any
incorporated district, is by law. incapable of
holding or exercising at the same time the
office or appointment of Judge, inspector of
clerk OF any election in this Commonwealth,
and no inspector, Judge. or other officer or
such election shall be eligible TO any Office
then to-be voted for.''
Also, that IN the 4th section of the Act of
Assembly, entitled San Act relating TO ex-
ecutions and for other purposes" approved
| April 18th, 1910, it is enacted that the afore-
| said 18th section .sshall not be construed so
as to prevent any military officer or borough
officer from serving judge, inspector or
clerk of any general OF special election OF
| this Commonwealth"
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ERMS

TIE 10
subscription 500 - per 6,;G anpa@ ip nd1ance Rei'
| adynueei So s't,,,gs~-,iseuents inserted at o.
T5'4sePn1 seT inch for each ,ss. insertion m local col
Ta3sisat a5,s peT ne for each inse5..gq a.i9iDe
Dsdast,i3ce' DsSs,,3.e by the year half Or quarter
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As therein directed, l also give official
notice of the following provisions of an act
approved March 80, 1866. entitled 80 An Act
regulating the mode of voting at ali cleo
tions in the several counties of this Com
monweslth %
SECTION :. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives Of the Com
monwealth OF Pennsylvania in General As
sembly met, and il is hereby enacted by the
authority of the same, That the qualified
voters OF the several counties of this Com
monwealth, at all general, township, bor-
ough and special elections, are hereby here
after authorized and required 10 vote by
ticket, printed or written, or partly printed
and partly written, severallv classified as
| follows One ticket shall embrace the names
| of all Judges of Courts voted for, and to be
labeled outside Judiciary; !" one ticket
| shall embrace all the names Of State officer.
voted for, and be labeled .SS tate d" o 4,
ticker shall embrace the names of all county
oIiicers voted for, including Office of Sena
Ftor, member and members of Assembly, /
| voted for, and members of Congress, If vo
ted for, and labeled ssCounty :" and eacl
class shall be deposited in separate ballot
boxes.
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/ also hereby make known and give no.
tice, :. that he inspectors and judges shall
meet at the respective places appointed Tor
holding the election in the district az which
they respectively belong, before O'Clock
in the morning of Tuesday, November 2,
and each said inspector shall appoint one
clerk, who shall be qualified voter of such
district
s.In case the person who shall have re-
ceived the second highest number of votes
for inspector shall not attend on the day OF
| any election. then the person who shall have
received the second highest number OF votes
| for judge at the next preceding election
shall act as inspector in his place. And II
case the person who shall have received the
/ highest number of votes shall not attend
the person elected Judge shall appoint al
inspector in his place; and in case the per
son elected Judge shall not attend, then the
inspector who received the highest number
of votes shall appoint judge in his place
and if any vacancy shall continue in th'
board for the space of one hour after tn
time fixed by law for the opening of the elec
ton, the qualified voters of the township
ward or district for which such officer shal
have been elected, present at the place o
election, shall elect one of their number 4
ill such vacancy.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
) is hereby directed to the sth Article of tn
New Constitution.
! SECTION !. Every male citizen twenty-on
years of age, possessing the following qua
ifications, shall be entitled to vote at a
elections:
4 Firsf-He shall have been a citizen of th
United States AZ least one month.
Second-He shall have resided in the Stat
one year, COR if having previously been
1 qualified elector or native born citizen
state, he shall have renewed therefrom an
returned, then six months.) Immediate
preceding the election.
Third-He shall have resided in the ele'
tion district where he shall offer to vote
least two moaths Immediately preceding Il
election.
= FOuTth-f twenty-five years of age
d upwards, he shall have paid within two yea
State or county tax, which shall ha
been assessed at least two months and pa
{ at least one month before the election.
n also hereby make k2own and give \
tice, that "every person excepting Justic
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FIRST and Second Sections Of the .4ot Of Con,
gress Of March 81, 1870.

| SECTION l. Be II enacted by the Senate and
| House Of Representatives. Of the United States
| of -4merIcd IA Congress assembled, That all
| citizens of the United States, who are, or
shall be otherwise qualified 10 vote at any
election by the people, in any State, Terri
tory, district, county, city, parish, town
ship, school district, municipality or other
territorial subdivisions, shall be entitled and
allowed TO vote al all such elections without
distinction of race, color, or previous con-
dition of servitude, any Constitution, law,
custom, usage or regulation of any State,
Territory, or by, or under its authority to
the contrary Notwithstanding
SECTION ,. ind be # further enacted. That
If, by or under the authority of the Con-
stitutiOn or laws of any State, or the laws
of any Territory, any act is or shall
be required to be done prerequisite
or qualification for voting, and by such
: Constitution or law persons or officers are or
shal! be charged with the performance OF
f duties in furnishing to citizens an opportu-
nifty to perform such prerequisite to become
n qualified to vote, ii shall be the duty OF
I every person and officer TO give all citizens
q OF the United States the same and equal
opportunity TO Perform such prerequisite
= and TO become qualified to vote without dis
= tinction of race, color or previous condi
e ton Of seryitude, and if any such person Of
officer shall refuse or knowingly omit TO Civ,
II full effect to this section, he SHALL for every
u such offence, forfeit and pay the sum of fiv,
hundred dollars TO the person aggrieveC
-e thereby, to be recovered by an action oil
ol the case, with full costs and such allowance
for counsel fees as the court shall deem just
, and shall also for every such offence b
:. deemed guilty of a misdemeanOr, and shall
on conviction thereof, be fined not less tha
, tive hundred dollars or be imprisoned nc
!, less than one month nor more than one yea
: or both, at the discretion of the court.
p Given under my hand al my Office in MiffiiI
n town, this seventh day of October, in Il
~ wear of our Lord one thousand eight hui
dred and eighty-seyen, and Of the lndepe
dence OF the United States, the one hu
dred and eleventh.
DAVID FOwLES, Sheriff
- Sheriff's Office, Aifflntown,
October eth, 4SS1- It.
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Fall And Winter Goods.
Sept. 24.-S7 At.

Iwould inform the public that / have
now ia my new millinery store at my place
of residence on Water street, Mifiiintown,
second door from corner of Bridge street,
fun stock, Of Spring & Summer millinery
goods, all new, and of the latest styles.
| aud having employed first class milliners
am prepared TO supply the public with
everything found in a frstclass milliner
| store. come and examine my stock
/ consider il no trouble to show goods.
MRS. DEIYL.
March 22-s7.l.y.
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER :,
1857.

Gt being the first Tuesday after the first
Monday OF said monthly a General Election
will be held in the several Election Districts
| established by law in said county, at which
time they Will vote by ballot for the several
officers hereinafter named. 10 wit:
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L also hereby make Known and give no.
tice, that '-every person excepting Justices
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JUDICIARY.

ONE PERSON for the office OF
Judge of the supreme Court OF the State
OF Pennsylvania
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STATE
COUNTY.

ONE PERSON for the Office of
State Treasurer OF the State OF Pennsyl-
vania.
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March 22-s7.l.v.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-06
UNION LABOR PARTY.

a new and troublesome political ele-
ment is springing up and forcing Itself
upon the attention of the public. The
Union Labor party is growing rapidly
in the east and politicians are specializing
upon the effect it will have on the general
elections in 1888. Honest investigation
Is seldom accorded a new movement.
The Republican argues about this new
political factor, that it is composed of
cranks and theorists, who are deserving
the Democratic party and therefore felici-
tates himself on the fattering prospects
of a return to power; the Democrat
argues that it is only an integral part of
the Republican perty, that has concluded
to form new party, and he views with
stole complacency the dissolution, decay
and death Of his old enemy Neither can
believe his is the erring son who has gone
off after false gods. Neither will believe
his party will be at all affected by the de-
fections. Each thinks that while
the other must change, his partic-
ular party is blessed with immutability
and will last until Gabriel's horn
shall call upon the dead to arise. Neither
looks the question fairly in the face. The
truth of the matter is that the Union La
Dor party is receiving recruits from all
parties. In q state SO overwhelmingly
Democratic as is Texas those members of
the dominant party who are joining the
new movement are sometimes Jealous
reformers and good citizens who i'm
agine they see in the old parties nothing
which can claim their continued adher-
ence. Others are of that class who
have never been able TO secure preferment
in their own party ranks and have re-
VOTED because they have been kept away
from the loaves and fishes. The Repub-
licans, on the contrary, are joining the
movement in the hope of weakening their
old adversaries. They have nothing to
lose and everyt thing to gain. Their own
party organization is merely piece of |
picturesque uselessness which, while il |
enables few aspiring gentlemen to go |
over the state making fine speeches every
two years, accemplishes nothing, realizes
nothing, can hope for nothing. 1t would be
8 grave injustice 10 many excellent citizens
who are members of the Republican par
ty to say that all are actusted by sinister
AS is the case with the Demo
Gratis, many honest and upright
men are joining the new crusade from
heir conviction snd pure patriotism.
They believe the principles of the Union
labor party are superior to the doctrines
advocated by the old parties, and that !